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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
PERSO

OF. Books, Of Madison, via, is
at Gaston's.
WILL W. BEKLKR, Of Louisville, Is al
the Peabody.
J. II. CAsrALo, Of Dallas, Tex, Is at
Dufiy's Hotel
TIE Birmingham Baseball Club are
OF the Peabody.
MAJOR B, MIoKLK, Of Sheffield, Ala +,
Ia at the Peabody.
Dr.. O. MoBRiDE, Of Cleveland, Miss +,
Is at Dufys Hotel.
A. r. BooKMAS and 8. Z. Ridseley
have gone 10 Alton, Ill.
. W. p. PRouDrrr and family are sum.
mering at Monte Ssno.
Z. II. Richie, Of Pine Bluff, Ark,
was on Change yesterday.
JoHs 7. HILLshAS, Of Nashville,
Tenn, 10 registered at Gsston's.
@. W. DAVIDSON, OF 81. Charlee,
Ark, is guest at Dufiy's Hotel.
THOMAS DAY and family have gone
TO Beaver Dam Springs for the sum.
mer.
r. W. FRIEND and Chas. FAber, Of
Pecan Point, Ark, are registered at
Gaston's.
Col l.. B. EaroS hiss gone to his
summer home Of Eaton Grange, near
Warner, N. II.
Miss ANNIE 0xASsR, Of Nashville,
10 In the city, and will spend several
weeks with relatives and friends.
Mss LAURA PEouDyIr is spending
the heated term at Monte Sano and
will 20 from there to Bailey Springs.
wALrKR..JoNB and X. J. Jonee, IT,,
I popular cotton buyers accompanied
by their families, left last night for
Waukesha, Wis.
The family Of Capt. Morris Nc.
Nicely, Of the harbor tug N. M. Jones,
havs gone 10 North Landing, Ind, TO
spend the summer.
Cart. SAN b. DIcKKss and wife, ne,
Ship, a most charming lady, OF Hop
kinsville. KY, have returned 10 the
city, and are residing at No. rs Union
street.
MRs. FxLIx FRAssIoLi and Miss Jen.
ME Fransioli LETT Sunday night for
New York City, where they will
spend the summer months with rela-
tivss and friends.
Phil 8. HALLE, Of the Oak Hall, and
wife, after an extensive bridal tour oil
four weeks through the States, have
returned and now occupy their bsauti.
ful residence on Second street
Miss ORA L. KIxsIY, accompanied
by a party OF friepds, left for Hyatt
and Sample Springs last night, .wher,
she will spend the summer. Hel
many friends wish her q pleasant
time.
W. ii. BATES, OF the firm OF 8. O
Toof 4 Co, 10 on on q trip t. Nov
York and Boston, looking 10 the pur.
chase Of new machinery, preparatory
for the fall trade. This firm will add
very largely 10 their facilities during
the next lew weeks.
The Ledger Of yesterday made the
following announcement: Captain
W. L. Trask, who has been long and
fsvorably connected with the Pubic
Ledger, has withdrawn from the paper
AZ will appear from his card elsewhere
He has ever been an earnest, faithful
and thorough journalist. Amongst
newspaper men and the public gen.
orally he IL known az ono Of tre beet
mmercial edltoro In the city and gen.
eral all round man. II Ia with much
regret that We learn Of Lis determine.
ton 10 withdraw. Oar best wishes At.
tend him wherever he may 70. or In
whatever busintss he may embark.
The ArPEAL indortes Whist Is here said
80 Justly and joins In the good wishes
for Capt. Trask's future.
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When man breaks down In the matter Of
physical strength. the question Of lie resov.
cry depends In great measure upon the lsnsth
Of time he allows 70 elap,e before adopting
medi cinal means 10 recuperate Il. A tonic.
which gives . speedy aud powerful impulse
TO the processes Of Digestion and a.simlla-
tion, 10 tho best auxiliary he can employ, and
he should resort 70 II promptly. Ths IN ost
reliable dependence Of the feeble, the AGED
and the nervous, has ever proved 10 be Hos
national reputation and proven worth, com.
msndsd by medical uen OF distinction,
not only for building up broken down SIS.
ten, but AZ q remedy Tor dyspepsia, eoniti-
patton. liver eomplslpt, lover and ague, and
panaeea, u u most Useful and comprehen-
siye household remedy. II 10, moreover.
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h. LOWENsTEIN q BROS.

morning to three very desirable bar
gains In muslin underwear:
Lot comprises number Of ladies'
chemise, round and square neck, made
OF superior muslin, clusters OF fine
tucks and iine Hamburg inserting in
yoke. Any Of this lot is worth 81, but
to make bargain not easily forgotten,
We ask you to call and get them at 45c
each.
Lot 2, Ladies' square neck chemise,
made Of Fruit OF the Loom muslin,
yoke Of fine inserting, neck and arm
s'zs trimmed With torchou lace. These
You can have at 55c.
Los 8 comprises number Of ladies'
very fine chemise, made Of excellent
muslin, yckes OF fine nainsook embrol-
derry, neck and armsze trimmed with
fine Hamburg to match. This lot We
have reduced from 81 e5 to So each.
WHITE GOODS AT &c.
Last week We offered line Of cream
striped India linen at l0c. The goods
were really worth zoe. For some rea-
son they did not move we'll even at
that price. We again make another
cut, and that is, We just hslve It. Now
the price Is &c per yard. Match II In
the city II you can.
100 white embroidered robes, IL
yards material and 8 ards embroidery.
This lot we offer 10 close at 81 rs each.
WASH GOODS AT &c PER YARD.
We have so pieces Of pretty figured
linen lawn that We are going to run
out cheap. The goods are new. The
styles are first class, and they are q
real bargain at l6c yard, but we are
anxious to give our friends something
to talk about, 30 the LOT will be sold
for &c per yard.
GENTS UNDERWEAR DEPART.
MENT.
We have more underwear than,we
should have at this season OF the year,
and In ordsr TO cut this stock down we
have made great reductions, which We
know will meet with hearty responses.
Lot Is full regular balbrisgan shirts
and drawers for gentlemen. This same
quality sells oil over the city at "a per
suit; but we propose to clear them
out. You can get one or more outfits
at 81 80 per suit. This lie an immense
drive.
Lot 2. Superior French Isle thread
shirts and drawers for gentlemen.
These have been reduced from "a rs
TO 50 per suit. This 10 q genuine,
heavy, round thread French lilss, and
q big bargain.
Lot 8. Gents French balbriggan
shirts and drawers. These are very
fine, light weight, durable and cool,
just what you ought to wear this op.
pressive weather. Price has been
81 so. We don't want to carry them
until next season; therefore, are will.
ing TO close them out at 50 per suit.
Gents summer umbrellas, 75c;
lined, tl75.
n. IOWPNsvRIN A. RRas
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There Ia one thing nobody ever re.
grets-that is, the day they first adopt
cd Psrker's Tonic ~ their regular fam
lily medicine. Its range Ia 10 wide
and It's good effects 90 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, ar
needed In great majority Of cases
Buy II, try II, and aiterward II will NOT
require any praise from us.
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Not Far From Home
Bathing! Fishlngl Rowing !
Low Temperature-Oys Ev,ry
Dayton the Coast, Betweos
New Orleans and Mobile.

sgTas Sea Shore Resort, Of the South. Try
II, and set your tickets over the MissiHippi
and Tennessee R.R. Call on s. L. FINLEY.
Ascent. 81 Main street, or n. @. c0LTART.
at Depot. Tickets now on sale. limited until
October 81, 1857.
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wanted.

Gross tie makers wanted for the
Kansas City, Memphis and Blrming.
ham railroad near Tupelo, Miss. Fine
timber. specihcailons-Seven by
eight, eight feet long, price, fourteen
cents at etump.
R.T. ARMSTRONG. Contractor.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

AArAh tof JUL ~ mhueI0roG
AHPHIs Steam Laundry, 224 I'd St.
"A CHEAP line iron and slate nnsntels,
also crate front and tenders, at Gsbsy's
A. VAcoARo 4 Co. have received
hfty cases OF Due de Montebello Cham.
payne. They are the sole agsnts for
Tennessee.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectors and embslmers, 30 Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
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Criminal Court.

J. M. Tnnsey, carrying pistol, caught
u yesterday Tor $50. Oliver Lewis,
petty larceny, one year In the peniien-
iiarv
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Notice.

The clothing house Of Sol vendig
will be closed today for the purpose Of
arranging the stock that has been
damaged by the late FIRE. Will reopen
tomorrow with q cheap lot OF partly
damaged clothing.
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apeeifc. coca co,a-

AJAX your neishbor what cured h |
rick headache, and he will tell Won
Coca Cola, Tor II has cured over fifty
cases, and never failed In q single In.
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
We draw from our Soda Fount, spark.
ling Ice cold. HEIsrER.
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LAdies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also hid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reieel, So Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received BY express.
TIcKKrs for Odd Fellows Picnic, 30
cents. Ladies' free.
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THosE desiring 10 attend the annual
sea shore camp meeting at Biloxi.
Miss, should call upon 4. l.. Finley.
No 2s7 Main street, or II. q. Ooltart,
o. depot, before procuring their tick
cts, now on sale.
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Endorsement Of n Leading Physi.

Endorsement OF n Leadfsg Physi.
ciaM
l have used Dnbys Prophylactic
Fluid extensively as a disinfectaut and
deodorizsr. and fnd It an admirable
preparation. Whenever there are
offensive discharges from wounds, ab.
cesses, etc., 1t is wonderful In It's &C.
lion. consider Il the best prepars-
ton know as garg'e in diphtheria
or scarlet fever.
J. CREsswELL LEWIS, NJ, D..
Philadeiphia. Pa.
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IN nKnovKD NJ rHE USE OF COCAINE.
And II stimulated and promotes the
growth OF the hair
Burneti's Flavoring extracts are he
beat,
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Marriage Licenses.

William Hudson and Mics Jennie
Ta'e. Nat williams and Mrs. Kitty
Washington were yes'erday granted
marriage licenses. The latter prospec.
tive bridegroom, colord, Ia seventy
years Of sge, stone blind, and Dor.
rowed az y cents from Judge Galloway
TO pay for the legal leave paper.
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gtreuft Courf
Transfers,

The Circuit Court. Estss, Judge
slsnds tdjourned until Thursday.
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Amos Dayid's beirS to J. W. Heis.
kell, lot 2 Mau,field's subdivision. "a
miles east Of the city, $3.50.
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NJ Ni0Mk

Soothor nc hand. u q tho only h'.Io
medicine yet made that viii remove
all infantiie disorders. II contains i n2
Opium or Morphine, but giyes the ' onilu
natural case from pain. Price - 0o'S'
Sold by
A. Rem and pEkkNfL W.
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PARTiKi wanting good board and
large, ATTY rooms, can be accommo-
dated al No. 80 Court street.
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Call for Negotiable Judgment Ger
tificates OF Ilpton county, Tenn.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all owner. and
IN holders Of the negotiable yuds neni
Certificates Of Upton county. Tennessee,
them for prepayment al the Union and
Pianters' Bank, In the city Of Memphis,
Tenn, on lat Of August, 1881.
Tho said Judgment Certificates vere issued
under he PROVISION, Of an act Of the gen9rAl
cember, 1881, upon judgments rendered
against said county IN tho Circuit Court Of
the United States Tor the Western District Of
Tennessee, al Memphis,
called will cease on lat August, 1857,
Upton COUNTY,
BY R. \. BARnrT. ChairmAn county Court.
Attesti \. v erErHnssoS, Clerk Co. Court.
saIld sIIvsr ssrs aiMaiised
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" You want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JET.
fereon street.
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Odd Fellow Picnic

Bids for privileges for Odd Fellovs'
picnic will be received until July
2OIh. jon b. Cook, Secretary,
36S Main Atfeet.
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MEMPHIS, ::.: TENN
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one Of the
Finest Plantations
On tho Arkansa. Ktyer

1900 acres Of river bottom land. Az yvys
overflow. 1000 acres 10 hish state OF eultivs-
ton and thoroughly ditched. all under GOOD
fence, ofwhich or Z miles is barbed wire and
plank oombinedj 50 good frame tenement
houses with brick chimueyt; 2 good dwell.
inEs, with cisterns, gardens, orchard, stc.s
hne barr, stable.and cribs, n 6ns 3story rim.
house, 30 feet LONG, With splendid machine
cry, gins. feeders, con ionscrt, otc. also,
grist and sawmill, Is heae mules and hortcs,
oxen, milch cows, tools, wagons and har-
ness; about 1900 bushels corn. plenty OF hay,
and cotton seed sufficient 70 plant the place.
Located on the north bank OF the ArkAp-
sas river, 8 or Q mile. below Little Rock, ar q
3 milos south OF the hemphis and Lite
Rock rairoad. The Arkansas Central arc
PAramore branch roads 10 Little Rock have
both been located through tho farm. an.
will be running within q ysar, thus making
this most desirable place.
Owing TO advanced years and q oonse-
quent wish 10 retire from active farm man
agement, the owner will cell NJ a great bar
gain and upon terms 10 suit any purchaser.
Cash payment sufficient 10 pay for the per-
sonal property only required, and. after
ono-thifd Of the real estato has been paid
for, the balance may stand for 20 years, Ia
terest 10 be paid annually.
II desired, We can effect an eIoi, Z . for
the whole or part In good hemp u i,p-
ertT at fair cash valuation.
FOR further Information apply ~ srson
dvRRT0SIk eros TBEa,
Mempiif \ nm.
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ADyICs TO norurus.

always BE- used for children tsethins. ID
,oothos the child. loftens the gums, allays
ali paln, curps Wind collie, and IL the bs.t
remedy Tor diArrhSai $50 bottle.
- .
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Ho ! For The Mountain Top |!
A SELECT EXCURSION TO
MONTE sANO,

A SELECT EXCURSION TO
MONTE sANO,
Under the auspices Of the Memphis Woman's
Exchange,
Friday. July 2ad.
Round yrip........eo.oo.
Chartered coaches By regular train leave
Memphis, via MemphI, and Charleston R.R.,
july I'D. at y 80 q m. aud arrive at HUNTS
WILLIE At 5i9 same afternoon. -four. horse
Tallyho Coaches thence up the mountain-a
grand driys o. mllei 10 the elegant new
special rates OF $3.50 per day.
Rsturnine-Coachcs will leave Huntsville
a, III rs D m. Monday, July 18th, arriving At
Memphis p tlb zane evening.
by special Arrangement, those Who must be
q, home on Monday morning can return. on
uain leaving Huntsville At 1880 sunday
nlEht and arriyinE at Memphis eilo Monday
and under ~ half fare. All the we'll vishefs
on the woman's ExchAnse are invited.
Mis-. X. s. HAMMOND.
MRS. FRRD. T, ANDERSON.
MRS. ROBr, NOLAN
MRS. JEROME BAXTER
MRS. ANGUS CAMPBELL,
spTickets on sale at NJ. and q. oifiees and
. R.ahaaaa
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The great Headache Specific and
Brain Tonic. has cured many cases OF
sick headache, as some OF our best cit
liens can testify, and has never failed
In q sirgle instance. Drawn sparkling
Ice cold from Holsters Soda Fountain.
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DIR. ID. \. JOHNSON
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSART

Bstveen Main and Rrontl MEMPHIS,
tEstablished In lsfa-l
DR,J0BNs0N IL ackpowlsdgeoby all par
~ ties interested A. By far the most sue
cessiul physician In the treatment OF private
or sooret dlseases. Quick, permanent curos
Recent cases Of donorrhss and sJphili,
cured IN few day, without the. use 81 mer-
cury, change Of diet or hindrance IRON
business, Secondary Syphilis. the last yes
tiso eradica,ed without the use Of mercury.
Involuntary loss Of semen stopped IN 2 lhori
time. Sufferers from impotency or loss OF
sexual powers restored 20 Tree vigor In Tow
weeks. Victims Of seii-abuse and excessive
yenery, .suhoring from spermstorrhes snd
loss Of physical and mental power. speedily
and permanently cured. PartieulAr stten,
ton paid 10 the Diseases Of women. and
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sore, cured
without the use Of cAuttio or the tniiel,
CONSULTATION, strictly conhdentiAI medl.
eino, sent BY exprss, 70 all parts OF 'ne
- workipgmen cured at bali the usual
eo'cloch p m. b, Is, JOHNSON, M.D.
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Iish Day August. An. 1857,

proceed 70 sell 81 The door Of The courthouIe
~ taid county, 10 tao town Of Roe ale.
am. ana three o'clock D. m, at public aas-
lion. TO III. highest bidder, Tor ca'h. the fol-
LOWING properly, 70 wits The sawmill on
the Z N. o. and 7. R.R., at Hushpuokens,
10 poi n. county, sMls.i, somyw9on , known
with the leasehold on which II stands, and
all the machinery, logs, wagons, logert'
tools, and other bulldlnss thereon or con-
necled herewith. The tite 70 belieyod 70 DO
thorifed 10 sell By said hnal decree,
]. J.. MONTGOMERY.
Special Commissioner.
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Tobacco doing Higher.
Chew "Horse Shoe" tobacco while
It's chesp. Best navy made.
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ATTEND the Odd Fellows Picnic at
Estiyal Park on this 28!h.
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Commissioners Sale.

No Tls-s,s.e Of NIs,i..'pgi. Bolivar eous-
II, Scott, Administrator. et al.
IN pursuance OF decree rendered By the
i Chancery Court Of said county on the sth
dag OF June, A, ID. 1857. IN TIE above styled
cause, the undsrsisned, Special Commits
sloner, will. on the
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We Told Nou Soil

EsrIyAL PARK will be occupied by
the Odd Fellows on July 2Slh.
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Tsesday. Anrs.t .. Use,


9ner and. sell, at the southwest corner oi
Main and Madison streets. IN the city Of
Memphis, TAXING District Of SHELBY county,
Tenn, between legal hour, at Iubll aue-
non, 70 ne hishe,, bidaet teL f"hi ths FOL.
Shelby county, Tenn, to.viti Being the
souihsas,.rn y lsst 81 70, Il and III, -hols
ridge subdivision Of country lotl0si BEGIN
ming at 2 point on the west side q Rayburn
junction Of KAyburn avenue and Broadway.
formerly known as The LaFranEe and Mem
ward with the west lin Of Rayburn avenue
e s0.2l feet % the northeast eorns. o. lSt -
30 feet, thencs nOfthwArd parallel 10 RAY
burn avenue % so.g feet 10 a stable thence
Raybufn avenue Tbs title has been Exam.
med and approved. though ,hal sell and
ton waived. bals 10 begin at II o'clock m.
Memphis, July II, lssI.
CHARLES n. 6k0svEN0R, Trustee.
~. B. Trerevant, Attorney
- An um-ss-.A
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Trustees sale OF Real Estate.

HNDBR the authority Of a trust desdo
n a. Vc,oee, ~ ~ recorded 10 p eoGs ny
omcol, made 70 me 70 gecure the indebted
net. therein described, default havirs been
made In ths terms thereof, and having been
th?e,eunto duly roquuf,ed By tho beneficiary,
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srriekets on sale at N. and o. once, an
al Woman's Exchange.
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ABOUT WEED SEEDS.
The Number of Perfect Seeds Produce
by Single BurdocIS Plant.


by Single BurdocIS Plant.
We work hard during the early part
of the spring and summer months to fit
the ground for the various crops, and
guard with jealous care the tender
young blade, using cultiyator and hoe
to keep down and destroy weeds. We
are surprised TO see, soon after fresh
crop make their appearance, as vigorous
and healthy as the first. We wonder
where they can possibly come from.
There is an adage that Zone years
seeding makes seven years wedding"
/ Plants, like animals that are left to
shift for themselves, will, in few
generations, by Natural Selection"
and Survival OF the Fittest," assume
, forms which are capable of contending
with adverse circumstances, and so re-
produce their kind, and unless held in
, check would overrun district. The
/ dissemination of seeds, rs the thistle
and dandelion, which have pappus, or
winged seeds, Is very easily accounted
! for. The wind carries them across
field and garden, and they find n suita-
bic place to gcrminate; but of some of
the larger and heavier seeds. it seems
hard to account for the widespread
dissemination. Birds have much to do
with scattering seeds. Also. many are
| carried ont on the fields in manure, and
if all grew that ripened in out-of-the-
way piaceS-in fence corners and road
sides-we should indeed have our hands
full.
have been much interested and in
structed this season in gathering the
seeds of different weeds. The only
thing that seems strange is. that we. as
farmers. have not given the subject
more thought. How many have ever
taken one weed, the burdOck, for ex-
ample. and counted the seeds? found
in the rear of my grain barn nice
patch of burdOck Oappa Major.) One
of these selected, and with great pa
thence counted tine seeds OF average
heads (three counted the heads), and
found this one plant WAS able to fur
nish from 100000 to 10000 perfect
seeds. / also counted aud estimated
the number of seeds one large plant OF
purslane Cportulacca Oleracea), which
found to be over 500, 900. might give
further experience in this matter, but
this viii adequately illustrate to the
reader what an enormous amount of
weed seeds are allowed to ripen and
seed the ground.
Go count the weeds of different kinds
growing near your dwelling. and then
estimate the number Of plants that one
of these IS capable of producing another
season. Thus you may easily see the
fo.ce of the adage quoted aboye.-Cor.
F,Iraa, Field and St9cEHsGn.
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ADVERTISE WELL.

Advertise WE'LL It's the secret of glory--stick 70
this principle fast as leech;
Think C the names that are famous in story;
advertise well is the lesson they teach
how have men cOmpassed SO wide connection
made the world swallow their nostruns al
willg
IT'S that By constant and serious reflection, ad
vertise well is the principle still
Advertise well! you viii never repent 1t; moth
ing more wise can a business man do.
Stick TO this motto and never forget it; advertise
well-it will pull you safe through
Advertise well: do not think what twill cost
you: publishers bills are but friends in dis
guisc.
How do you know what your caution has lost
you! Would YOU be wealthy you must id
yertIse.
Advertise well! though business be waning;
those who spend freest must win in the end.
Up and be doing, no need for complaining; act
for yourself and be your own friend.
Advertise well. all lanes have turning; moth
ing pays better than paper and ink.
thousands who daily this motto are spurning,
find that it brings them to bankruptcy S
brink.
Grz9ffS
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EASTERN OFFICE, NEW HAVEN, CONN.